Equestrian house

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Equestrian home barndominium horse stables living quarters

The equestrian estate style represents the pinnacle of luxury in horse barn design. These expansive multilevel structures are designed to cater to the most discerning equestrian enthusiasts. Key features include spacious stalls, connected arenas, and premium facilities.

Attention all equestrians! 🐴 We recently had the opportunity to build a custom stable and indoor horse arena in the beautiful hills of Floyd County, VA. Our team worked closely with our clients to create the perfect space for their equine companions. From the spacious stalls to the state-of-the-art indoor arena, every detail was carefully crafted to ensure comfort and functionality. Contact us today to learn more about how we can bring your equestrian dreams to life! 🌟 #omnibuild

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Modern rustic architecture in this stunning wooden country house in New England. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, this home features beautiful design elements that blend seamlessly with nature. Panoramic views of rolling hills and lush landscapes, complemented by a charming horse barn that enhances the rural charm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #ModernRustic #CountryHouse #NewEnglandArchitecture #PanoramicViews #HorseBarn #CountrysideLiving #Archit...

When creating this riding arena, we considered air flow, lighting, materials, the safety of horse and rider, and ease of access to the facility. With arched open-air windows on one side, and large fans overhead, air flow is never a problem. In fact, “garage doors” can be opened on the opposite length of the arena to make it a pavilion setting for maximum breeze. Large windows and skylights bring in plenty of light, while hand-bent wood bumpers keep horses safely away from the outside walls.

Location: Bald Rock, North Carolina Architects: Pegasus Design Group, Southern Pines, N.C. Construction: Jack Watson, Mountain House Construction Interior Design: Gerry McGee of Carlisle Co. Landscape Design: Mary Palmer, Dargen Landscape Architects CHALLENGING TERRAIN IN A BEAUTIFUL PLACE The journey to this barn began with a phone call from Bobby McDaniel after he saw an informative article in the Equestrian Living 2015 design issue,” said Pegasus Design Group’s Holly Matt. “He had just…

For the equestrian community, home is where the horse is – and these unique properties offer amazing living spaces for both humans and their equine friends

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